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DESIGN SERVICE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
PORTFOLIO

“Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more
to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”

2015
Product Design
KNOTTED LAMP
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This lamp combines industrial and craft techni-
ques. It is made of cotton threads impregnated
with epoxy resin. The lampshade is made by
rice sheet.
The Knotted Lamp is inspired by the Knotted
Chair of Marcel Wanders. The hexagon shape of
the nodes is inspired by Graphene molecule.
This product is available with different colors. A
craftsman makes it, so each piece is unique as
well as the shadows drawing made on the wall.
Materials Colours
cotton strings
polymers
epoxy resin
blue
red
yellow
green
white

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1 Kotted Chair node-Marcel Wanders
2 Graphene
3 Epoxy resin application
4 Knotted Lamp concept
5 Weaving support
6 Knotted Lamp wired
KNOTTED LAMP

2016
Product Design
A mobile panel designed to divide the living
space and separate into indipendent areas. It is
not just a product but an artistic piece of desi-
gn. The panel is composed of curved hexagonal
split-leveled pieces made of forex or wood with
the shape of a beehive cell. Beespace definitely
goes foward being a functional piece of design
but a juxtaposition of shapes and volumes, gi-
ving to the users visual plaesure as an artistic
sculpture does.
BEESPACE
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Materials Colours
wood panels
Forex white

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1 Beehive cells
2 Component’s sketch
3 Component’s sketch with stick
4 Component 3D model
5 Panel opened
6 Panel colsed
BEESPACE

2016
Exhibit Design
Hélio is an exhibitor for the rare books col-
lection of the Central Library of Architecture in
Rome. It’s a structure positioned at the center
of the room to welcome people in an ethereum
and timeless space. The references come from
art and design field. In particular, the artwork
of Antonello da Messina San Girolamo nello
studio, and the design works of Hélio Oiticica.
The aim is to draw limits into limits, dividing the
space with fictitious boundaries. The structure
is made of wood, the ‘Noce Nazionale’. The floor
is made of linoleum.
Hélio
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Materials Colours
Noce Nazionale
Plexiglas
Linoleum
natural wood
brown

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1 San Gerolamo nello studio, Antonello
da Messina
2 Penetraveis, Hélio Oiticica
3 Concept sketch space fruition
4 Concept sketch exhibitor
5 Hélio render and joints of the structu-
re
Hélio

2016
Exhibit Design
A project about urban forniture for the terrace
and the garden of The Central lIbrary of Archi-
tecture in Rome. It is a serie of seatings for mo-
mets of relax, socialization and fun for the stu-
dents of architecture. The main element makes
an ideal stop-motion of what stays beyond as a
frame or a window. It is inspired by an artwork
of Mauro Staccioli placed in front of The Natio-
nal Gallery of Modern Art, right near the library
garden.
The structure is smooth and curved in white
and ‘Sapienza-Red’, in order to make them wei-
ghtless and also to link the seats with LaSapien-
za’s values.
Window Seat
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Materials Colours
Effix (window)
Kerto (seating)
white
Sapienza-red

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1 Installation of Mauro Staccioli, Gnam,
Rome
2 Ex-entrance of Architecture Faculty
3 Window Seat render
4 Beches render
5 Concept sketches
6 Benches in the terrece render
Window Seat
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2016
Product Design
Bruce is a lamp for children that help them
not to fear the dark. This project starts with a
storytelling about a child, Bruce, that love scien-
ce and doesn’t like to sleep in the dark. The
brief was about two main concepts.
The first is the use of stone as main material, so
the base for the lamp is made of stone. The se-
cond is the ‘emotional design’, by giving a new
meanings to things. Each time Bruce plays with
the planets and moves them, the lamp switches
on thanks to a movement sensor. In this case
the lamp is also a game that embeds values of
childhood, of seeing everything as a reason of
joyfulness.
Bruce Lamp
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Materials Colours
Stone
Wood
PET
gray
various patterns

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R30
C-C' Scala 1:1
A-A'
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1 Outlines with human silouettes
2 Example of sphere-planet
3 Storyboard
4 Model made of wood
5 Assonometry of Bruce Lamp
Bruce Lamp
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2017
Exhibit Design
This stand was designed for Elica, a cooker
hood producer, for the Eurocucina Exhibition.
The space is divided both by walls and the flo-
or’s pattern. The walls draw lines on the floor
defining the path for the exhibition of the lu-
xury line of Elica’s cooker hoods. White and blue
are the colors used, the former for the walls
and the latter for the floor. These colors repre-
sent the sky, where ideally the air comes from.
The walls are edged irregularly to give the effect
of the wind and lightness, like the air filtered by
Elica’s hoods.
STAND ELICA
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Materials Colours
drywall
wood panels
linoleum
blue
white

AREA RISTORO
UFFICIO
AREA RELAX
AREA ESPOSIZIONE
SHOW COOKING
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1 Concept sketch
2 “Lamp” cooker hood
3 Panorama map
4 Spaces function
5 Scale model
STAND ELICA

2017
Product Design
Desert Rose is a sofa designed for being a pro-
tagonist of the space where it’s positioned and
for giving a peculiar esthetic pleasure to the
users. The shape of this sofa is inspired by the
desert rose, a particular mineral that reminds
the shape of the flower. It is a theme exploited
also by Jean Nouvel for the Quatar National
Museum. The material used is leather and the
internal structure is made by wood and elastic
strings.
Desert Rose Sofa is made in collaboration with
Calia, a sofa producer established in Matera.
DESERT ROSE SOFA
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Materials Colours
leather
wood panels
elastic strings
white
blue
purple

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1 Leather samples for the sofa’s cover
2 Illustration for ‘l’Espèce d’espace’, G.
Perec
3 Mineral, desert rose
4 Scale model of Desert Rose Sofa
5 Concept sketches
6 Qatar National Museum, Jean Nouvel
DESERT ROSE SOFA

2017
Product Design
Here, an evolution of the concept of transfor-
mation design. It is a mini pool that becomes
a big pouf. The objective was the result was to
design a hybrid product for luxury apartment
usable all over the year.
The first step has been to conduct a desk re-
search and a field research visiting the most
important showrooms of luxury line pools in
Rome and to evaluate the actual production
process and needs of customers.
After that, the concept phase took place throu-
gh sketching. Finally, 3D modeling, engineering
and rendering completed the project.
Telescopic MINI-POOL
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Materials Colours
aluminium
Corian
PVC
polyester
QM foam white

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1 Field research
2 Field research
3 Field research
4 Concept sketch
5 Structure sketch
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6 Concept sketch, Fabio Lenci
7 Render in luxury apartment 1
8 Render in luxury apartment 2
9 Jionts sketch, Fabio Lenci
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10 T. MINI-POOL closed
11 T. MINI-POOL half-height
12 T. MINI-POOL opened
13 Render plumbing system
14 Render mechanical components
15 Mechanical structure sketch
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2015
www.taosciences.it/ictt-2015/
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Marvin Adams, Texas A&M University, USA
Jacek Banasiak, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Ricardo Barros, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Cassiano de Oliveira, University of New Mexico, USA
Jeffery Densmore, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
Jack Dorning, University of Virginia, USA
Sandra Dulla, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Giovanni Frosali, Università di Firenze, Italy
Barry Ganapol, University of Arizona, USA
Alireza Haghighat, Virginia Tech, USA
Miroslaw Lachowicz, University of Warsaw,Poland
Nikolay Laletin, Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia
Mihaly Makai,BME Institute of Nuclear Techniques Budapest, Hungary
Edward Larsen, University of Michigan, USA
Norman McCormick, University of Washington, USA
Todd Palmer, Oregon State University, USA
Imre Pazsit, Chalmers University, Sweden
Sara Pozzi, University of Michigan, USA
Anil Prinja, University of New Mexico, USA
Farzad Rahnema, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Jean Ragusa, Texas A&M University, USA
Piero Ravetto, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Richard Sanchez, CEA, France
Igor Suslov, Institute for Physics and Power Engineering,
Obninsk, Russia
Gert Van den Eynde, SCK-CEN, Mol, Belgium
Paul Zweifel,Virginia Tech, USA
LOCAL
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Vittorio Romano (co-chair),
University of Catania
Luigi Barletti (co-chair),
University of Florence
Sandra Dulla,
Polytechnic of Torino
Armando Majorana,
Orazio Muscato,
Giuseppe Nicosia,
Rita Tracinà,
TAORMINA-Italy
September 7-11, 2015
24TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TRANSPORT THEORY
associazione
angelo marcello anile
DIPARTIMENTO DI INGEGNERIA INDUSTRIALE
MAIN TOPICS
TransporT of neutrons
ReactoR physics
Transport of chArged particles
SemicoNductors
PlaSma physics
Quantum transPort
Kinetic models in bio and sOcial sciences
Radiative transfer and continuum deRived models
Kinetic theory of classical parTicles
2015
International Conference
on Transport Theory
Communication Design
A poster designed to advertise the 24th Confe-
rence on Transport Theory that was held in Ta-
ormina in 2015. This project has been realized
under the supervision of the University of Ca-
tania and University of Florence. The main ele-
ment of the poster is the synthesis of the two
elements characterizing that event, Sicily and
mathematics. The graphic had been so appre-
ciated from the organizers that they wanted to
print it on t-shirts and business cards.
ICTT
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Techiniques
colour printing
on A1

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Communication Design
Every year La Sapienza University of Rome pro-
motes its educational model to thousands of
students. This is a project of graphic design to
promote the Architectural Faculty to the future
students. The four main offices of the faculty
(Industrial Design, Landscape Architecture, Ar-
chitecture, Project Management) are the project
subjects of these four posters.
On the right, the poster for the Architecture
Course.
The process starts taking a physical object,
in this case the faculty building facade, and
destructuring it, plaing with rectangles, lines
and patterns. Here, the main references are
Leichtenstein, for the facade, and Byredo, for
the typographic style of the text.
POSTER
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Techiniques
colour printing on A2
with rigid support

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POSTER for
Landscape Course
POSTER for
Project Management Course
POSTER for
Industrial Design Course

ciacimi
DROPPING WALLS
THE FUTURE OF
IMMIGRANTION
A world without
barriers, where
cultures will be
exchanged, nations will
be integrated into one,
in which people will
express themselves
through a common
language and without
being confroted as
burdens of the society
SCENARIOS
- Esperanto 2.0
- IA of Big Data
- Communicating and
Updating info
2018
Service Design
It is a newspaper designed to talk about immi-
gration and how the integration is possible.
Analyzing real case study, the insight is that di-
gital technology and service design could play a
key role into the process of integration of diffe-
rent cultures. How to help people understand
and be understood?
This is a research and analysis of the immigran-
ts’ problems of integration in their new country
and how to ‘drop the walls’ of bureaucracy.
Methodology: Design Methods
NEWSPAPER
Dropping Walls
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in sync
Immigrants’ problems seem to strongly connected with the low level of
communication and update of the relevant information to the stuff in pu-
blic services.
This scenario, aims to investigate the cultural barriers that appear as a
result of the lack of informing and training staff; focus is on developing a
IGNORANCE
It is widely known that in US, the
policy of immigration has changed
Trump entering in politics.
For example, the administration
embracedtheReformingAmerican
Immigration fora Strong Economy
RAISE Act seeks to reduce levels
of legal immigration to the United
States by 50%, which means
millions of outsiders could not get
into the United States to realize
their “American dream”; also, it
means that immigrants who have
lived in the United States for many
years are also facing a very serious
situation, they may be accused
ILRC – Your
latest policy
inquiry center
or expelled because of being
considered as illegal immigrants.
Under this circumstances,
how could immigrants resist
to the unfriendly immigration
policy and protect their right to
education and health care in a
legal way?
Center (ILRC) is a national
immigration lawyers and
advocates, as well as advocates
also participate in local, state and
federal advocacy work.
is that instead of providing
immigrants individual direct
legal consultations, they train
immigration law practitioners,
aiming to expand the capacity of
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Communicating
and
updating
info
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legal service providers.
Immigrants can download a
information for some of the
organizations that serve their
local region. In this case, ILRC
will get more support from
lawyers outside, ensuring that the
knowledge of immigration law is
updated.
In this period for US, where the
policy for immigration issue may
change day by day, ILRC aims to
to immigrants, in order to protect
their legitimate rights.
a part of the nation, and therefore
they are against the new policy
of Trump and try their best to
support immigrants and mitigate
He Wang
https://www.ilrc.org/
https://goo.gl/Fwv9fE
https://goo.gl/TkIY1
ISAC-Immigrant
sevices and
connections
Immigrant Services &
Connections (ISAC) arose out of
a needs assessment showing that
immigrants with limited English
barriers have trouble accessing
services they are entitled to in
new region. With six-agency
partnership headed by Jewish
Family & Community Services,
ISAC’s agencies are all experts in
serving the growing immigrant
community.
training courses in cultural
competency, immigrants/
refugees in new region, refugee
resettlement basics, language
access and working with limited
English speakers.
immigrants living in Allegheny
County to existing services,
programs, and communities,
strengthen Pittsburgh’s ethnic
communities and educate
Allegheny County service
providers about immigrants
in the region, their needs and
rights regarding culturally and
linguistically appropriate services.
includes information & referrals
(with interpretation when
needed), service coordination
(with interpretation when needed)
to assess needs and connect clients
to a full range of community
connections, and bilingual
navigation. Bilingual community
workers provide ISAC clients with
hands-on short-term assistance
to help them learn to access
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NEW SPAPER
Dropping walls

2018
Product & Service Design
B-Belly is a smart pregnant belt that can
monitor the mom and fetus conditions. The
app can connect the mom with dad and
the pregnant women community. With support
and motivations, moms are more willing
to engage in mobility activities. The digital de-
vice both monitor the mother and fetus condi-
tions during pregnancy and can be used as a
wristband for continuing to be healthy and re-
covering the shape post-partum.
Main tools: mood board, customer journey,
personas, interviews, google surveys, user-
diary, positioning maps, radar chart, cost analy-
sis.
B-Belly
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1 Storyboard-MOTIVATING
2 Storyboard-COMMUNITY
3 Storyboard-MONITOR & CONNECT
4 Storyboard-fromBELTtoWRISTBAND
5 B-Belly components
6 Pregnant exercising
7 Get fit after delivery
B-Belly

2018
Product & Service Design
Animeal has been developed with the coordina-
tion of The Circular Economy Office of Comune
di Milano. How do you make Milano a resilient
city? Thanks to healthy food for pets coming
from the reuse of domestic wasted food. The
value chain starts from citizens donating their
expiring food and, through Banco Alimentare
organization, it becomes food for animals. The
objective is to giving a new meaning to the wa-
sted food.
Main tools: co-design, personas, business mo-
del canvas, system map, offering map, CJ, story-
board, infinity customer journey, service blue-
print map
sick pet dog
get sample from vet
feed pet
pet loves Animeal
know more about Animeal
download Animeal app
order meals
pay online
get delivery at home
store in week fresh meal
in the refrigerator
collect expiring food at
home to donate
get reward points
by donation
ANIMEAL
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VIDEO project
VIDEO co-design
https://www.slideshare.net/secret/pMIYc6yP8TSboM
https://youtu.be/zL4ZYGKd1oI
https://youtu.be/YFJU3QvXS2o

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2 Advertisement
3 Website
4 Delivery car
5 Delivery box
ANIMEAL

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6 Warehouse
7 App service
8 Animeal box
9 Delivery staff
10 Reuseable containers
ANIMEAL

LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION
Management Engineering
A.A. 2017/12018
POLITECNICO
MILANO 1863
PROJECT
SORGENIA
POWERING IDEAS
TEAM
Federico Buccetti - 894109
Anna Chuvina - 903712
Daniel Bernal Espinosa - 894530
Eleonora Albanese - 898525
Gianluca Bogoni - 899413
Nicola Coco - 896195
Since we met...then we realized how lucky we were being part of a such heterogeneous team, that gave us an
extra motivation for embracing this experience.
© POLIMI
Designed by PoweringIdeas Inc
www.polimi.it
Photography by Mr. Web
Credits going to Leaders Studio
“ Ignoranti
quem portum petat
nullus suus ventus est
“ the wind is never favorable to those who don’t know where
they are going” (Epistulae morales ad Lucilium, epistula 71)
2018
PSSD&ME
Project based on principles of Leadership & In-
novation. The final output aims to bring value
to the company through innovation. In particu-
lar, thanks to the energy market liberalization,
Sorgenia want to explore new alternatives to
attract new customers and increase its market
share and profits.
The project was tutored by the Italian energy
company partnered, Sorgenia.
Methodology: Design Thinking
SORGENIA report
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VIDEO Leader Story https://youtu.be/hdTAsxTUTQM
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REPORT
Sorgenia Green Energy

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Politecnico di Milano
2018
PSSD&ME
This report explores the design thinking
methods. In this case, it follows the steps of
sensing - envisioning - reinterpreting - probing.
The ticket restaurant business is adapting to
digital solutions. This project helps Endenred to
build trust among its customers through a new
employees community based platform.
The project was tutored by the French ticket-re-
staurant company partnered, Edenred.
EDENRED report
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REPORT
Edenred - Tickets restaurant

2019
Service Design - WORKSHOP
CAST organized an innovative experience for fa-
milies with their children. It’s an alternative daily
tour with gamification character. Virtual reality
will represent a historical places in a more im-
mersive way. The users will be involved in this
experience as every person will play a role in a
story which is designed based on historical figu-
res and events taking from the places. Booking
in advance, the tour could be individual or in a
group. It will be held in Castel Masegra letting
visitors to learn the history of the place while
enjoying the beautiful landscape.
Methodology: Meta-Design
CAST - Castel Masegra
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User Experience
CAST - Workshop

2019
Service Design
It’s a new app for NaturaSì for adding value in
the in-store experience through digital support
during the pre-purchase phase.This service
allows people to plan the shopping to reduce
time inside the store. The customers choose a
recipe they want to cook, select all the ingre-
dients needed, define the shopping list, and
go to the store and pick up the products in few
minutes. This service is for people that like to
invest time in their grocery shopping to be com-
mitted wheter they totally trust the brand or
they want more information in order to take
the best shopping decision.
NaturaSì
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2020
Service Design
A new technology guides the new coffee machi-
ne in preparing the user’s most suitable coffee,
by mixing biometric data and coffee chemistry
for reaching perfection. In addition, users can
have the personal coffee they want wherever
there is a coffee machine, through the con-
nection with the QR passport of coffee. The iCE
- individual coffee experience- has been develo-
ped taking into account the market’s concerns
and also the innovation trend present in the
current society, but without forgetting Illy’s va-
lues: tradition of improving quality of life, per-
sonalization and a continuous personal deve-
lopment.
Illy - Individual Coffee
Experience
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REPORT
Illy - Individual Coffee
Experience

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